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Pain is rising, deep inside
i've been dying, i've been trying
call my name in lonely nights
and where the love goes is where the wind blows
I can remember all the things that you said
will i remember can i remember
i see emotion in your eyes
will i remember can i remember
If i was just a sailor could i sail without a boat
if i ever had a harbour i would never loose my hope
you turn my inspiration, you turn the world with me
if i ever had a harbour i would be the deepest sea
if i was just a sailor could i sail without a boat
if i ever had a harbour i would never loose my hope
you turn my inspiration, you turn the world with me
if i ever had a harbour i would be the deepest sea
Pain is rising, so deep inside
'cause i've been dying, so deep inside

Loneliness is killing me
i've been dying, i've been trying
live your life and let mine be
cause where the love goes is where the wind blows
I can remember all the things that you said
will i remember, can i remember
i see the motion in your soul
will i remember, can i remember
If i was just a sailor could i sail without a boat
if i ever had a harbour i would never loose my hope
you turn my inspiration, you turn the world with me
if i ever had a harbour i would be the deepest sea
if i was just a sailor could i sail without a boat
if i ever had a harbour i would never loose my hope
you turn my inspiration, you turn the world with me
if i ever had a harbour i would be the deepest sea
Pain is rising

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Glen Gray Knoblauch, better known as Glen Gray, (7 June 1900 – 23 August 1963) was a well-known jazz saxophonist and leader of the Casa Loma Orchestra.
When he was 13 years old, Gray organized a group known as Spike's Jazz Band. A graduate of Roanoke High School, he later attended Illinois Wesleyan University but left to work as a bill clerk for the Santa Fe Railroad. In the late 1920s Gray was playing saxophone in the Orange Blossoms Band.

Read more about Glen Gray on Last.fm.


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